Android apps all show inverted colours

I installed it from Aurora Store.

I’ve tried everything I can, removal, restart, etc, still UI colours are inverted and theme selection yields opposite results. Trying to use Here Maps is like being on acid.

Aurora store?, hmmmm, repacked APK’s?, no thanks.

On desktop I see a ‘Package Installer’ link on here that downloads an apk.

Some screenshots of the weird theming might be helpful.

UI colours are inverted - why are images needed to see Whatsapp UI inverted?

With Dark Theme selected, I get this;

With Light Theme selected, I get this;

As stated earlier, I get the opposite, but neither of these options yield normal UI colours.

There’s a little accessibility guy in the navbar there. What’s he doing there?

Is it something to do with this?

I got it. He enabled the option Colour inverted in the android settings. Open Android Settings->Help operation (3rd last from the bottom) and Colour inverted.

I just found that while trying to get that little guy to appear. How do you do that by accident?

@abranson I think that little guy icon appeared when I installed Google Translate app.

@pherjung - I changed nothing, all I did was update the OS. I cannot follow your instructions for some reason…think I’m going low blood sugar, literally. I cannot find options you mention.

Glad it’s fixed anyway! I wonder if Google Translate did something to turn that on. Let’s see if it happens to anyone else.

Fixed?, not for me it isn’t.

In the Android Settings, what do you have at the end of the list?


I cannot find Android settings.

Open SailfishOS’s Settings → Android App → Click 5 times on Android Version.

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Thank you @pherjung for your time and patience!, fixed!, what a strange thing to have this option set true…I didn’t even know that page existed.

Tapping on that little guy should also open that page. There you can turn off the colour inversion shortcut - which is that guy.

Thanks @abranson, I’ve learned 2 things today. Thanks all for your input. :slight_smile:

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@Edz, there is a third thing you might learn:

Aurora Store is a Open Source client app for the Google Play Store, hence the APKs it installs are the exactly same as with Google’s Store app.

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thanks @olf, I didn’t know that, perhaps I should learn to be more trusting and research things.

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